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so yesterday I saw one of those Jesus people signs that read "I Sought out God and he heard me, and he delivered me from my fears"
now, I don't know the Bible well enough to know if it's a verse somewhere (and I wasn't paying enough attention to look and see if it had a book/verse written at the bottom) BUT either way...following the logical conclusion of that statement, what does it mean if a person "delivers" themselves from thier own fears...doesn't that make "God" completely irrelevant...now, we can assume that since "God" is omiscient (supposedly) therefore, in order for "God" to be true, then "God" HAS to be true in every case, and if there is any case where "God" is proved false, there is no "God" (at least not in the sense that people consider him/her all powerful).
Well....I have no fear, and it is my own doing that made it so....I just killed God...or at least proved that the CHristian idea of "God" is completely wrong...MUAHAHAHAHA
now, I don't know the Bible well enough to know if it's a verse somewhere (and I wasn't paying enough attention to look and see if it had a book/verse written at the bottom) BUT either way...following the logical conclusion of that statement, what does it mean if a person "delivers" themselves from thier own fears...doesn't that make "God" completely irrelevant...now, we can assume that since "God" is omiscient (supposedly) therefore, in order for "God" to be true, then "God" HAS to be true in every case, and if there is any case where "God" is proved false, there is no "God" (at least not in the sense that people consider him/her all powerful).
Well....I have no fear, and it is my own doing that made it so....I just killed God...or at least proved that the CHristian idea of "God" is completely wrong...MUAHAHAHAHA